Trade, Direct Investment and Production Policies

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During the 1990s, the economies of Latin America and the Caribbean implemented a series of far-reaching structural reforms and took a new direction in terms of economic policy. At first, these liberalization measures were primarily focused on national financial markets and the initial opening-up of trade, but they were soon extended to include the swift liberalization of external capital flows, and some countries embarked upon intensive privatization programmes. This set of reforms generated increases in foreign trade and higher foreign direct investment. However, the growth path of the region's countries is a far cry from one of intensive, steady expansion -and this document analyses possible reasons for this.
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UN/Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
Print ISBN
9789211215885
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Page Count
72
Print Sales Number
05.II.G.216
Series Title
Informes y Estudios Especiales

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